Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

Summary at the end of the volume, and a day off...

Unconsciously, as a newcomer, I have written 500,000 words in my first book. I can hardly believe it.

August is the second month of the book being published, and it also happens to be the peak season of the year in my industry. I am on business trips almost every week, and I work overtime on weekdays.

As a result, I can't update 6 chapters a day, and can only guarantee 2 chapters a day, and I can only calm down and write slowly after I get home from get off work at 9 or 10 o'clock in the evening.

After this month's work, I will resume writing 6 chapters a day, and I will save more manuscripts on weekends.

I won't say much about selling misery, anyway, it is absolutely impossible to eunuch!

It feels really good to have readers who are reading, supporting me, and giving various suggestions...

During the busiest days in the middle, I tried to type with voice, but it didn't work at all. The plot in my mind and my mouth didn't match, so I had to sit in front of the computer and type honestly.

Then a reader suggested that I use AI to run a scene map. I also searched and studied it, but found that I couldn't do it at all... I was too stupid.

However, if there is a brother who can make an AI map, I can provide my own hand-drawn version. If you can really make it, I will be very grateful!

Starting from the fourth volume, the plot will turn from the protagonist's survival and farming to the formal intervention in the world situation. The two plot lines of the real extraordinary war and the spellcaster forum will run in parallel.

The original outline will be adjusted. After all, the common elements of scientific research experiments, building forces, and farming development have been expressed by readers that they are not very attractive. They still prefer to watch the protagonist fight monsters and upgrade in the magic world. The conflict is exciting.

As for the final content presentation, I still want to keep the group portrait as decided at the beginning, and try my best to write it bit by bit, and outline the story I envisioned completely.

A lot of nonsense, in fact, what I want to say most is to thank everyone for their support, thank the readers for their advice, and thank you for your bread and butter.

PS: I secretly copied some of the inspirations from the comments in the book by several readers, such as the Encyclopedia of Magic and the Alchemy Beast Vehicle, which were actually ideas given to me by readers, hahaha! They are really talented!